How to Export a Wix Site to HTML Without a Wix Plan

Wix famously has no official export. If you've been looking for a "Download site" button in the Wix editor, you won't find one — it doesn't exist, and Wix has no plan to add it. What you can do is capture the public version of your Wix site as static HTML.

Prerequisite: the site must be published

The exporter reads what a visitor sees, so your Wix site needs a public URL. This works with your your-site.wixsite.com subdomain, a connected custom domain, or a Wix Studio staging URL — any of them are fine.

The steps

1. Paste the URL into SitedIn

Open SitedIn's Wix export tool and paste your Wix URL. That's the whole setup.

2. Choose single-page or full-site

Single-page is free forever. Full-site crawls every linked page in the same domain and captures each rendered page into the bundle.

3. Download the files

You get a list of files — the first one is free to download, the rest have an upgrade button. The upgrade is a one-time charge that unlocks the whole bundle.

What will and won't carry over

Static Wix pages — landing pages, about pages, portfolios, blogs (post-rendered) — export cleanly with their layout, images, and CSS intact. What breaks:

• Wix Stores / Bookings / Restaurant apps — these require Wix's backend and don't survive export. You'll need a new commerce layer.
• Wix Velo code — JavaScript that runs on Wix's infrastructure is gone. Re-implement on your own serverless.
• Wix Forms — they submit to Wix. Swap the action for Formspree or similar.

Keeping your Wix domain

Domains you purchased through Wix are registered under your name. After export, you point the domain's DNS at your new host (Cloudflare Pages, Netlify, Vercel) and it "just works" — no need to transfer registrar if you don't want to.

Why not just screenshot?

Because you want real HTML — indexable by search engines, editable in a code editor, and hostable on any CDN. A screenshot is an image; an exported HTML bundle is a website.